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SYNOPSIS:
This module introduces Microsoft Project 2003. Students will learn how to
work with tasks, views, and outlines. Tasks also include adjusting tasks.
PREREQUISITES:
An understanding of Windows.
OBJECTIVES:
l Learning Project
Basics
l Working with Tasks
l Making Adjustments to Tasks
l Outlining Tasks
l Working with Views
DURATION:
Half Day
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THIS MODULE INCLUDES:
Learning Project Basics
Managing a project; Recognizing management tools; Starting Microsoft Project
2003; Using the interface; Saving, and closing a project; Displaying and
hiding toolbars; Changing working hours; Adding a non-working day; Opening
an existing project; Exiting Microsoft Project 2003.
Working with Tasks
Working with tasks and durations; Entering, editing, and filtering
tasks; Entering milestone tasks; Entering and editing recurring tasks;
Viewing and hiding recurring tasks.
Making Adjustments to Tasks
Linking and unlinking tasks; Inserting, deleting, and moving a task;
Changing tasks relationships; Applying lag and lead time; Applying constraints;
Entering a start or finish date.
Outlining Tasks
Outlining, indenting, and outdenting tasks; Collapsing and expanding an
outline; Linking summary tasks; Viewing the WBS codes.
Working with Views
Working with and changing views; Using a combination view; Changing the
view in a pane; Formatting timescales, text, bars, and gridlines; Zooming
the timescale; Creating a formatting style; Printing a view.
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